Claim Your Place at Festival Les Nuits Euphoriques, Tournefeuille, France, June 21, 2010
with Nuria Legarda, Laia Cabrera and Isabelle Duverger and Erica Glyn

"Claim Your Place" is presented this time as a video-installation performance that sits somewhere between filmmaking, theater-dance, digital art and sound design.
Outdoor video-installations with 16X5 meters length projected images, 3 streams of video and one live-feed camera. 6 performers and live-music.
This project explores beauty, desire and violence.

Creation: Laia Cabrera and Nuria Legarda
Video recording editing and live visuals: Laia Cabrera
Performance: Nuria Legarda and Cie. Moebius
Still Photography and live Camera: Isabelle Duverger
Music and sound design: Erica Glyn
Installation Design: Laia Cabrera (NY), Isabelle Duverger (NY-PARIS), Nuria Legarda (BCN)

Claim Your Place at Centro Español New York, May 26, 2010
with Nuria Legarda, Laia Cabrera and Isabelle Duverger.

"Claim Your Place" is presented this time as a video-installation performance that sits somewhere between filmmaking, theater-dance, digital art and sound design.
This project explores beauty, desire and violence.
Indoor video-installations 40 x 10 ft projected images on 15 canvases, 2 streams of video. 2 performers and 3 musicians.

Creation: Laia Cabrera and Nuria Legarda
Video recording, editing and live visuals: Laia Cabrera
Performance: Nuria Legarda
Still Photography and live visuals: Isabelle Duverger
Music: Erica Glyn, Nana Simopoulos
Installation Design: Laia Cabrera (NY), Isabelle Duverger (NY-PARIS), Nuria Legarda (BCN)
Artistic Collaboration: Caryn Heilman, Leo Castro and Cafe Da Silva

FIT Trailer 2010 (Directed and Edited by Laia Cabrera), NY 2010

Watch Laia Cabrera online, on Catalan TV program Outsiders, Dec 2009

Watch Adriana Lopez Sanfeliu (Directed by Laia Cabrera) online, on Catalan TV program Outsiders, Dec 2009

Walk Pasa Bouge (video performance concert), 2009
by Cia LORROJO, Laia Cabrera & Isabelle Duverger with Guest Erica Glyn
Video stream with aerial work and live sound. Walk Pasa Bouge is a live video concert-performance conceived by an international group of artists in various disciplines that sits somewhere between experimental music, film-making, theater-dance and digital art.
Artists:
Laia Cabrera (visuals, Spain, based in New York)
Maite San Juan (silk aerial, Spain)
Isabelle Duverger (live drawing animation, France)
Brice Malahude (experimental music, France)
Erica Glyn (experimental/rock, New York)

THE GLASSLANDS Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, December 17, 2009

Walk Pasa Bouge (video performance concert), 2009
by Cia LORROJO, Laia Cabrera & Isabelle Duverger
3 Video-streams with aerial work and live sound. Walk Pasa Bouge is a live video concert-performance conceived by an international group of artists in various disciplines that sits somewhere between experimental music, film-making, theater-dance and digital art.
Artists:
Laia Cabrera (visuals, based in New York)
Maite San Juan (silk aerial, Spain)
Isabelle Duverger (live drawing animation, France)
Brice Malahude (experimental music, France)

ISSUE PROJECT ROOM, Brooklyn, NY, December 13, 2009

Claim Your Place Barcelona/New York/Berlin/Toulouse, 2009-2010
with Nuria Legarda, Laia Cabrera and Isabelle Duverger.

"Claim Your Place" is a theater, film and video-installation created for large scale outdoor or indoor spaces that sits somewhere between filmmaking, theater-dance, digital art and sound design.
This project explores beauty, desire and violence. The three pieces (the installation, the multimedia theater play and the film-dance piece) are conceived as a whole but can also function independently. The video installation surrounds the audience with real-time projections as well as pre-recorded ones, putting them center stage. The multimedia theater play takes the audience on a unique journey by merging cinematic art, dance, photography, theater, visual arts and exposition. In the film-dance piece, the audience observes projected imagery from the outside as a cinematic experience. The various physical and virtual elements of Claim Your Place creates a sensorial landscape of storytelling.

NU2's workshop, Celra, Girona, SPAIN, November 23-29, 2009

Walk Pasa Bouge (video performance concert), 2009
by Cia LORROJO, Laia Cabrera & Isabelle Duverger
Video stream with aerial work and live sound. Walk Pasa Bouge is a live video concert-performance conceived by an international group of artists in various disciplines that sits somewhere between experimental music, film-making, theater-dance and digital art.
Artists:
Laia Cabrera (visuals, based in New York)
Maite San Juan (silk aerial, Spain)
Isabelle Duverger (live drawing animation, France)
Brice Malahude (experimental music, France)

PIANOS, Lower East Side, NY, November 29, 2009

Playing Equality (multimedia theater play), 2009
Directed by Puy Navarro
Produced by Puy Navarro and Francisco Reyes
Video Art by Laia Cabrera and Isabelle Duverger
Choreography by Kristi Spessard
Excerts from Death and the Maiden, by Ariel Dorfman
Performed by Puy Navarro, David Ponce and Francisco Reyes

Staged at Boricual College, November 23rd, 2009

Walk Pasa Bouge (video performance concert), 2009
by Cia LORROJO, Laia Cabrera & Isabelle Duverger
A 5-video stream with aerial work and live sound. Walk Pasa Bouge is a live video concert-performance conceived by an international group of artists in various disciplines that sits somewhere between experimental music, film-making, theater-dance and digital art.
Artists:
Laia Cabrera (visuals, based in New York)
Maite San Juan (silk aerial, Spain)
Isabelle Duverger (live drawing animation, France)
Brice Malahude (experimental music, France)

Monkey Town, Brooklyn, NY, November 13, 2009

Tango por Ellos (dance theater) 2009
Produced by Valetango
Conceived and Directed by Valeria Solomonoff
Co-director Puy Navarro
Choreographed by Valeria Solomonoff and the Dancers
Artistic consultant Jorge Ali Triana
Costume consultant Chikako Iwahori
Light design by Philip Sandstrom
Sound mix: Laia Cabrera

The show takes place in a dance studio that functions as a rehearsal room by day and a “Milonga” (social gathering to dance tango) by night. When feminine and masculine mix on the dance floor, it leads to relationships that are at times suffocating, thrilling and contentious.
The work’s Spanish title, “Tango Por Ellos” plays with the multiple meaning of the word “por”, referring to Tango for them and by them.
Saturday & Sunday, October 24 & 25, 2009 at the (JCC) Goldman-Sonnenfeldt Family Auditorium, NYC